The Sun. — London, England, 1809-03-27 00:00:00

From the LON DON 0.4'2E17'E, ithrch 25, 1809. Trititth:lll,,2lforol 25, 'lBO9. Tbe pleao.o.2to von Olive and ap point the Right. Hon. General Sit , David K. B. to Coo - inlander in Chief of 01l hi-: NI ije:;- ty'A Lonti FOrcei in the United Kingdom of Great 13ritain and Ireland. .. ..;~ Intiteh;ll, March t;5, i 8O9! The King' li, s . been pleased to - constitute and ap -point the..Biglit Him. Fleury - Baron Mulgrave, Sir Richard Bickerton, flart..Vice-Almiral of the White Squadr rl et his Majcsty'y Fleet., Robert ,Ward, Esi.j. the Right Han. Henry John Viscount Palmer.. 6101), Jiunes Boller, Esq. William Poinett, Esq. itear.Admiral of the Red Squadron of his _Majesty's Fleet, and Ri.bert Noorsont, Esq..to be his Majes ty's ,Coinnaissionevs for executing the Office of High Admiral of the United Kingdom of Great ,Britain 'arid Ireland, •and theliZemioions, Islands, and Ter ritories therepoto Delon ing. • 11/hifrhall, March 25, 1809. . _ The king has 1) , ..en pleased to grant to the Reve rend. George Gordon, Bachelor of , Divinity, the ttlit6e :trA ,tignity of the Deanry of Exeter, the same being void by tho resignation of Urn Reverend Chas. 'T'albot. .. , _ , Th, King has also been pleased to present the Rev. 'Joseph Mends, Bachelor of. Arts, to the Rec tory tit Alter, m toe County of Somerset, and Di- . tKos.4 ! )t With :ma Wells, the same being void by sh proinotion of Dr. Walker King to the See of Rochester. 't'he Kwg has ttho beep pleiv.ed to present the ReVerend trobert Holdrsworth, Miter of Arts, to thr.%. Vicarage of Brixhatn, in the County of Devon 21)(1 Diecese of Exeter, the saine being void by the Death ot Thomas Fownes, Clerk. War 7 Office, March 25. 7tli Regiment of Light Dragoons..-Cornet H. C. Amid, from the 14th Light Dragoons, to be Cornet, without pur. Elie c, ice Champion, prOniotecl. 13th ditto; Cornet lona /clFreys to be Lieutenant, by pur. coast, vice Davis, promoted in the 44th Foot. 28th Ditto... Cornet Richard Creville to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Moore, who retires. Goth Ditto.•. Lieutenant George A. Burgoyne to be Captain of a Troup ' by purchase, vice. Eustace, who retires. Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards... William Stothert, Cient. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Gregory, promoted lir the ad Ceylon Regiment. SO Regiment of foot,..Warneford Ridge, Gent, to be En sign. without purchase, vice Broinhestl, promoted in the $4lll Foot. • - • 131. fl Ditto... Hospital-Mate Henry Nl , Creary to he Assistant Surgeon, vice Ayton, appointed to the both Foot. Nth Ditto.. Ensign Roger Swiney to be Lieutenant, without purcria,se. zist Ditto. .Captain Captain William Thompson, from Half-Pay of the late 3tl Regiment of the Irish ll,lgade, to be Captain of C oM pany, vice fisher, whoexclianges. Donald raid,. Gent. to ne Second Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Jahn Stewart, who resigns. 27th Ditto. , Sampson, Gent. to be Ensign,. with. out purchase, vice Black, whose appointment has not takers place. • ' atilth Ditto. Alexander Duff, Gent, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Potter, promoted. 2eth Ditto. George Hillier, Geist. to be Ensign, without porch:ix, vice Sullivan, who rcsigns. • 33d Ditto. Willi:nit Kethly, Gent. ,to be. Ensign, by pup. chase, vice Taunton, promoted. 36th t.iitto. 'Lieutenant Robert Morow to be Adjutant, vice Povali, deceased. 43d Ditto. Hospital-Mate W. 1). Carter to be Ast,i4taut. Su vice 1 oties, promoted. 44th Reginient otf tout—•l nsign Frederick hemming to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice .W rencii, wh#, retirc'N. 2,tit Itn.—Ensign Gonvi Ile Bronahead, front the Sth Foot; to be l..ieittenant, vice Nl'Plierson, deceascct. syth llitto.-- , Lieutenant Peirse Edward Fleming, from the 48;11 toot, to be Captain of a . Compaity, by purchase, vice Bavary, who retires. Ober'. Mackintosh, Gent. to be Einiien, by pUrchase, 'vice 1119w1le, promoted. both Unta•--Alsistata.Sitrgeon Robinson Aytun, from the f3th Foot, to be Assistant.Surgeoto, vice Maddehein, tie. cased. Hospital -Mate 'Luke Si. Whitestone teebe A stils:•• ant.S.urgcon, vice T 110411.011, promoted in the Royal W rat Rangers. '• , ebtit Ensign John Gould to he Lieutenant, vice Vattgom, deceased. Ensign It. S. Cleary to be Ciente. emit, py purchase. vice Templeton, who retires. Quarter. Master Richard W. Hopkins to be Ensign, without put. chase, vice Cleary. 23d Unto.,-Lictuettant Thomas Smith to be Captain of a Company, without purchase, vicn,Hall; appeinted to the 4th oyal Veteran Battalion. Ensign William Smith to 'be Lieutenant, vice Thomas Smith. ESilt Ditto. Ensign-Edward CottUin to be Lieutenant, vice Stewart, deceased: Vat Ditto, lames Charles Macrae, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice .Ivltudocli, promoted. • - Ist West ndia Regiment; William , ' Gilbert, Cent. to be , Ensign, without puichasc, vice Gordon, promoted. lith Ditto. Husrital.Mate lames Thomas to be Assistant. • Surgeon. York Light ‘ I ufantry Volunteers.— Hospital , Mate Martin Cathcart to be Assistant.surgeon, vice Harrison, de. • ccased. , • • Royal York Rangers,—Assisptit.Surgeon Evan Morgan, from llia-t'ay of the 3stli Foot, to be Assistatit•Surgeon, vice Milburne;supersetted, being absent without Wive. Regiment. , ;Henry de Rove.rea, Gent. to be Lab - Igo, vice Stumpf, deceased, HOSPITAL STAFF. To be rhyOciarts to the Forces—George Cabbell, WIT), kiali•Of M;1), " The undermentioned Garrison Surgeons to be Surgeons to the Forces-H. W . . Dunkin,: Esq. lames Metiver, gh q . Thout,s Giddy, Esq. David Iluteheon, Esq. lona trikarre.ll, Esq. Stephen Panting, Esq. The King's German Legion. 2+l Regiment of. Draipons, Lieutenant George Meyer to be Captain of a Troop, with 'temporary, rank; vice prompted. ' Cerrict Theodore Dc Finning to NI Lieutenant, vice Meyer. td timbal:lit of Light Dragointa - ' Captain Vidor, De Muller, trom' the ••4(1 D o iaguus, to be Major, with temporary rank, vice NiernAnn, who retir:s. ed riattalion of the tine, Cadet Serjeant, Frederick' Bluemen. began to be Ensty,n, vice Flaming, promoted. : ttli Ditto, Ensign Ernest llarun lientiourg to be Lieutenant, vice michlesitell, resigned. Cadet Serjeum. George Sander tube Ensign, vice Schaelltlcr, promoted. 14 EmoaAnnum. • - The. gxchvge between Lleuti:naiii, I - Nadine, from Half. Tiay..oetne late IA Regithent of Mt Irish Brigade, and tiniani. Califir:)ell or 11110, 914CTAltillicot of yo u r,: , t , lt d itt the CLi4clte of the lit i.muey Wai, 114 i i.ut EdliCtt phsLe. '17114 untlermention..d Officers ;AM ' t:UpFaCtlial, 'being abi.ent without leiivo. Assistant,Stirgeon Cocks, of the bat fo)t, Lieutenant of thet6th tout. E AR are; in the C;42.elttl id 7th February and 4th idatch, Loh Foot. Vor Voiuntcer, Mai; to be Ensizo, 6 4 c, read V 611311431 Ritharit Sta'ck. to he.F.nsign, 40. 64th Foin., For. 141iie6 idbwit; Cent. to be itus;sii, itce. re4ti Ittcharti W.addward lsbdl, Cult. to Oo Ethip, the - Norfolk Militia, signed by the Lord ljeutenwit. '; • Eastern Itegiinent. Henry Lloyd, Esq. to be Cuomo, vice Ilictt, resigned Dated Match $, Ordliance.Offire, Masa 10, aory. Royal Regitnent of Atlilte►y. Gentleman Cad ..t Wm, Wood to bo Scconti. Lieutenant, vice S. Wyatt, projttdtCti. Dated March 4, 134.)9, Cloutlemon (" 7,,, tlzl.Ftatici; ° W:trA vti,:e Dretiifry, CaletAiolle'n 'Griran to be ditto, vice Vint. c ,, rtibe. • titwitc...cd'. , Geitrlerno Cadet iiens9o . H i lt to .1;e , t W 11 11111, prunmied. b.ited 44Val!e• LietttLltatit Andtov 0. Schalett to he First Lieu '•tattatit, vice Digby, dere:tied. Mareit.to, Royal Artillery Drivers. Georg,: kVhitt:, (= Pitt. to tit Second Litutcriant Commit;sary, clAird N iy, 2,, 144, • Commiiiions in the ist "Regitnent of Herefordshire Local • • Mjliria, aign a i,sy tile Lord lieutenant. John Matthews, Esq. to be Lientenatit-Colonel.Command. atit, dated Sept. 24, ISOS.. Thoinis Cooke, Esq. to be I• l o l ttnalltY,CPi.wl. '1 hoinas Downes, Esq. to be Major. Cmirlet,dirpoway, Esc!. tit be Captain. - John Jones, Esq. to be MOO. William ilavenhill, Esq. to he ditto. Joint G within, Esq. to be Captain. Isaac Lee.. Esq; to be ditto. Thomas Baylis, Esq. to be ditto. William Mil ton, Esq. to be ditto. Edwin Goode Wright, Esq. to he ditto. Timothy Ravenbill. Esq. to •be ditto. lohti, G,rilliths, Esq to be ditto. Edmund Philips Stock,Gent.. to be Lieutenant. William Symonds, Gent, to be ditto, Philip Cox, - Gent. ro be ditto. Richard' Pritchard v s Gent. to be ditto. Thomas Elliot, Gent. to be ditto. Robert Jones, Gent. to be ditto. Francis Gritton, Gent. tv be ditto. C. 1. Dare, Gent. to he ditto. Win. Bar. roll, Gent. to be ditto. Thos. Nlaull, Gent, to he Lieu tenant. John Jones, Gent. to he ditto. Win. Thomas, Gent .'to be Ervign Wm. Webb, Gent, to be ditto. I`. Farmer, Gent. to be ditto. John Allen,- Gent. to be ditto.. Philip Baylis; Cent. to be ditto. Thus. Badham, Gent, to be ditto. James Johnson, Gent. -to be ditto, John Mills, Cent. to be Quarter.Masier. Samuel Cam, Cent. to be Surgeon f all dated as above. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant:of Stirlingshire,, qr Stirlingshire Militia. Quarter-Master letneS Dougall to he Lieutenant, dated mt. 5 . Leos. W. Winton, Gent, to be Ensign and AsSistant. surgeon, dated Feb. Eastern Regiment ot Stirlingshire Meal Militia. ranck Simpson, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel-Command.. ant, dated Sept. zei 18:4,8. Win. Morehead, Esq. to be Lieutenant-C010ne1 . .., lames Brow ti, Esq: to be Major, Win. Wright, Esq. to be Captain. John Wardrope, Esq. to be ditto. fames Waugh, Esq. to be ditto. T. G. Stirling, Esq. to be ditto. Henry Johnstone, Esq. to be ditto. Neil Gaulle, Esq. to be Miro. James Bruce, ,Esq, to be ditto. Alex. Smith, Esq. to be ditto. John Wit . son, Gent, to be Lieutenant. Robert M'Kechnie, Gent.- Simon Itathgate, Gent. to be ditto. John Kincaid, Gent. to be ditto. Wm. Walker, Gent. to be ditto. 14111 W Rankine Gent. to be ditto. John Paterson, Gent, to be ditto. James Waddell, Gent. to be ditto. Thonias .D un causon, Gent. to - be ditto. James C,:umnsing, Cent. to be Ensign. Archibald Cochrane, Gent. to be ditto.• James Campbell, Gent. to be ditto. Win. Scott, Gent. tudie ditto. John Dove, Gent. to be. ditto. George Waddell, Gent. to be Surgeon, all dated as above. . Western Regiment of ltirlingshire Local Militia. John Hamilton, Esq. to be Lieutenant.Colunel.Coinmand ; ant. Dated Sept. 24, tSOB. James Russell, Esq. to be, • Licutenant.Cotenel. Samuel Stirling, Esq. to be Major. Samuel Cooper, Esq. to be Captain. Robert Boyd, Esq. tb be ditto. David Inglis, Esq. to' be ditto. Matthew . Wright, Esq. to be ditto. Arch, Cuthill, Esq. to be ditto. IVin. Finlay, Esq. to be ditto. Win. Stirling, Esq. to . c>e ditto. Win. Thomson, Geut. to be Lieute nant. Robert. Brown, Gent: to be ditto. John Gentle, ' Gent. to be ditto. J ohn Banks, Gent. to be ditto. -Win. Kay, Gent to be ditto. fames tirdoch, Gent. to be En -sign. Thos. Rogerson, Gent. to be ditto. tVtn: Thom son, Gent. to be ;o.n - ter-Master. Daniel Wingate: Chat. to be Sisigeoo, all dated as above. Commissioni in the Aberdeenshire Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. Lieutenant James Wilson to be Captain. vice Campbell, ap pointed Adjutant to the Corps ot Local Militia command ed by Lieutenant-Colonel Harvey, dated Feb. am, igage Gordon Cameron p ,Esq. to be ditto, 'vial: Moir, appointed • . Adjutant to the Coif's of Local Militia, commanded by ieutonant.Colonel the Earl of Aberdeen, dated as above. - John Phillitips, Esq. to be ditto,, vice. Sir John Dick, resigned, dated Feb. gs, 'll4. Ensign William Winton to he Lieutenant, vice Campbell, dated Feb. 21. 18°9. %omits Anderson, Gent.' to be Ensign, vice Winton. Dated as above.' • - • Cantnitsions in the .4.l7erdectisiiire Local Militia, signed by the Lunt Lieutell3lll. tar Regimenz. fritilason, Esq.' to De Licutenant.Colonel-Command . ant, ttittd jautury ai, 12.9. CJiarics Skene, 'Esq. to he I.ttel4isent-0010Del. !aims ,Moir to be Major.' Alestain. Fraser, Esq. to be ditto. Thomas Burnet, Esq. to be cotriin, 'David Chalmers, EN.' to. be ditto. Henry Lunistien, Esq. to be ditto. George Mackenzie, Est ;to •be ditto. !'horns Sangster, Esq. to be ditto. %Valliant Skate, Esq. to •be ditto. Alexander Smith, Esq. to, be ditto. Morris op, Esq. to be ditto. H il o ton, Esq. to .be ditto. lames Dyer, Esq. to Lie ditto. Charles G rant, .Grist. to be Lieutenant. Charles. Daird, . Gent. to he ditto. John. Middleton. Gent, to be ditto. Robert Gibb, Gent. to be ditto. Robert Charles Grant, Gent. tr.; be ditto... lames, Spalding, Gent. to be .ditto. Alexander ,4beacrq . mbie, Gent. to b.: ditto. lames Muck. hall, Gent; to be ditto. !attics Grant. Gent, to be ditto. john. White, Gent., to. be ditto. . George Davidson, Gent. • to be ditto. Gordon Alai:Robbie,' Gent, to be ditto, Maxwell Gordon, Gent . . to be F.nsign. Charles Cltal. r-.er's, Gent. to be. ditto. tames Cruiekshailk, Gent. to be dittO. W . I..iviagston,,',G eat. to be Surgeon, dated as above. 2d RegitnenL Alexander Harvey,. Esq. to be 'Lieutenant•Colonel-Com mandant, dated January 21. ISosi. lohn Hutchison,' Esq. to be Lieutettant.Colottel John Gordon, Esq. to be MA. or. Alexander . blies, E. lb be Captain., • Donald ivlilntoth, Esq. to be ditto. lame; Hutchison, Esq; to be, ditto. l'hoinas Luny, Esq. to be ditto. ihomPi Kilgour i Esq. to be ditto. Waal. Stott, Esq. to be ditto. Gi,bert . Alexander, E. to be ditto. William, Mackay, .Esq. to beditto. Alexander Robertson, Esq. to be ditto. • George Arbuthnot,,Esq..to be ditto. laines'Elles, Gent. to be LittlitCll3.llr. Robert Cordiner. Gent. ,to be ditto. James Scott, Gent, to be ditto. Thomas Loggan, Gent. to be ditto. William Arbuthnot, Cent.,, to be'ditto. Adain Arbuthnot, Gent.. to (into. 'Robert Hutchinson, Gent. to be ditto. Alexander Laurence, Gent, to be ditto. !allies Eraser, Gent. ro be ditto. Robert Mackie, Gent. .to be , lotto Hay. Gent. to be ditto. loin F. Anderoll. tre EnsiArt. tolin Gilchrist,. Gent. to be Otto. Ander,on, t;ent, fink; ditto. Robert Arbuthnot, eilt to be ditto. Alexander' l'eterkin.. Gear. ,to be dit to I ames Goilsinart, Gent,tb be lath°. Alexander M'llar ely, t,;ent. to be ditto. James Hutchison, Gent. to be ditto. Robert jaineton. Gent. to WI SUlga.lll, dated itS above. • 3d 4egiment. The,Earl•of Aberdeen to be Lieutenant-Colonel-Command. ow, dated lan. 21, 180 j. George Gordon, •E Eaq. to•bc Lieu tcrient,Colonel„ Atexender 't..A•beei 'lrvine, • Esq. •to be Major.. George Gordon, Esq. to bo' Captain... Kiigour, Esq. to, be &ltd. • lames flay, Esq, to be ditto, James Maur, E sq,..to• be ditto. Kobe... Moir, Esq. tobedit to. James E. to be ditto. John Mari, Esq, to be • ditto. John Duman, Esti( to be ditto. Funds AlutraY, r;ent. to be ,Eicuteilant. , Robert Temple, • Geld. to .be ditto. john hay, Gent. to he ditto. William Duguid, Gent. to be ditto, (ieurge Stotiart, 'Colt, to be ditto. Alexapdpr Gray,,Ge:if.:to ne,ditto. 'Moines flair , cieist. to be ditto. Tit9titits noidson, 'Gent. to be ditto. John Mean% Cient. to be ditto. • Wm. - Hay, - Orin. to be ditto. Alexander Garden, 4,;eitt. to be ditto, folin Moingoniery, • Ginn. to be Ensign. jOhO Garden/ Gent. io. be ditto. George Mail., Cktit, to 1);:' ditto. CeoritA liroodo, Goa, to •be ditto. litotes Wti4Uil, tent. to be ditto. kiixiOn, Gent, to be .ditto.' Peter Smith, Gent. to be hurgroo. •• • •• - sell? ivtiP4, CIR.AVriEUD, MARCH .94. Arrived—the Rio. Nova, Martin, • anal Grenada t tiCb e P4kct, •Say.,ge, trorn Newry Venus, Davis, and toric9n l 4'. Adams, trout Dublin ; (Mater, Nal, from Watertord anu the Unity, Spence, lion Lisbon. • Mo . S.oied—tire Marquis Dt El), Dalrymple, for - - 1 Sattlun, for eveNse • Trill( C recd), for New Bruiti,,s)4.. Rum , /Jr ; Bace? i) „. Tencriit'e; Stveln, („.;rOO •ew/ r rQtin • Ardol. ,, vis, Catketine, liumett, for Dublin; and the 'Coin meNe, for Newry. . AIM! lIN , •' On Thursday, at Margate, the wile of the Rev. W. /(• Wake, of a Snit. , • • * :On the act!' inst . . at his house in York-Wed , .1 114 L' a i Nci the 1-lon. L. 1. Tutituur, ut a I.)atlglad• 'Lately, at Heston, the tvite ut Captain Mince, of e So l,* her . thitieerith child: ' , . • .pn Wetiftesday-the 2241 inst. at Ifarhorne, by the Rev. Edward Cariiss, lohn, clde,t sou of ioseph Freeman; Esq. of Pedrhore-Hall, Worcestershire, to !e per Anne, StCJliti d Aug hter• 0 1 the We William CA:less, t'.sq, of the ltavai►~' horst, StallbrdShire. On Saturday the t ith inst. at Tivertun, Devon, after two days illness, Airs. Cowley, the diarnalic writer. On Su.niarth: tgth inv. At his liouse in limit, Alrs. 1 , ,r• skine, wife of Alesando Erskine,. Esq. of flathail, Britain. • On Saturday morning, at his father's hnuse in tattles i• street, F.dwit,, tile fourth son of G. L. Wardle, Esq. M. IP- 0 •,. - . . ittNt)V4TED HEAL FU. TT has been too frequently the sub' 09. j f just and ~. 4„ general reprobation, that nien destitute of the eleatentsOf the medical art have uttered the.inseives as ean.tidates.la public patronage in the pro f:tssion o t phySic. tor the pu r pal of doing justice to rho result of our studies ithilexpericncei , m`i to prevent usliosn being classed ainoirg those einpirica whos e imprudent pretttnsiotts,have, unfortunately titr soc;eaF, Im n tou favourably received, we beg Leave to submit to the litizt« l and enlightened a faithful statement of our purstrti and ac quirements. After having received a regular fradiCill.C4l l : o * tion as the pupils of Mcsars. '(:•; t 04 7 ,1 - rid ll izarti, wlo s ! letbates i and practice we narefolly'ait . t!tidtNl, as plotessors aio intrgeons of the London hospital ; Iv , : entered ourselve*P s ittuten4 in that justly eelcbt,ited school JO: . enettiCal acquirc; intitr, the Royal Cortege Of Etlinl Jurg n, and were itiett.tteteri In the different hranctio ;.ilanatunty, surgery, vle theoll $ 34 practice of physic, citcmistry, andwiler), botany, *.o. 1 , ,. ,7 ° by those eißineytt,,arkto,:ors, ..D rs., Alamo, c: regory, P100 4 4'! ilamition D , uncati'aild R .ttherrtpl. ttre trust w e sIiAK. in ha deentid presumptuous in sAytyg Om 01,1; protic;iefiS7; 0 acquircinehts are mit in.mitsiderebie. 1.1- •ingt:?:' 4 ,l":Theties• of years:mete Venereal Cptip s ilasnts, and . he Ya,r,";',7,, ra ttice, 1 of I..)ebiltty, the parti.:Olan 50.teet , ,t otal fOWS:,'L l ' t '... , , c t tor it•will, we ititpei be attnwett that vrettave ott1"" -- ~. ' i . . t:L eitt knowledge 9f their treatinent . and 'cure, ,p1,14. 41 ' As , ... te d 0 cases of Inteditin A per&ct - re-cstabiiSlialknt. ii c' , "'i''::,(i)* the short period of two days ;Cann itt tiltliiCa thc utll 4esse* voetacy, where other practitionets have faiie , l td so'.„ e4tt proper perseverance in uur pl4l ,t treatnteot or t stires tv •. patient a safe and rattict:l ebre. 1 t it a re th e - Amidst att.. ITlChinCltuiy %;:trie,tY of disonlera wii.c.. 3 , ~. e ellectS of a habit .I.mg hod most unitipPtlY l'"t“'-`1 by f e te youth tit both sexes, there are noun mote ;114.1o:tog c. , , ,_,,.. , t g li ug str i tts iti s y itt; re t v ha en n t t o lr e se int t , i tl ti ,: : r ic tl it l c e i i : . , : i lit u ri n tno d ( ui teb . li t t; , ;.;7 t 4 i . o '::.,. ,, :i , e.:it , persons it must be a consolation' toknol.v that they maq t h o g by a new and infallible mode of treatment, barOtar"l r v Q l , or . greatest ot all - human bleSings; a ittosig, nudity, and h cv. . r ous constitution. In all cases' of 6bittly, from ‘v)!lt tio 4 cause arising, as well as inettery stmciesot ve.pete 4l ! I _ l c. ieit .. we ma y be consulted by . patients al either - sot wait thrg.,....at CE aCCrecy and honour. Flours of.c.onsultation at homy T l .- 'ten tothree, anti flout 6hi the evenitig•till to at night. , .4 1 , 4 Patients in the want:). ..1.0 r.zqucstoti to state„ t he par.' in , tars ot their Cit;.C, WAN .i;..! ;:e.heral dial* of liVitl4,64C. "L a u i closing a remittance i.. 1 a.l 14,..e aod nateitioett, when tlie!L id . will be given, or sent to any Tart of theikingdont. To ,1 _ 11 _,..7 that secrecy-sottotertfial • to our underraktmli. the pesiPqr''' letters may bz adJed TO thelt . :94unt tor.medroaes. r d ;f t rr. o m U It e ! r l s. ll C al: l l` r t C o c ; : nl Sti e rte . on ti s a ; v e bto c . entticrlatactstot;t4ol% .pit above resp . ectable l'rc::: - .....inci of London acid Edi,ioitrg ~ .(!: the diligence,. skill, and humanity, with which theylT.. formed the duties asst,;ned ;tient. during the tinge the)! "' tended their Lettures And' PraLtioe. ,_ _4l ll ite4inient, Fraser, Esq. to be LiCinunant-Colonel•Corpnianciant, dated lan. 21, I 'James Urquhart, Esq. to be Lett tenant-Colonel. Wra. Etigtnrau, Euq. to be Major. 'Arch. Curable, Lou to in ditto. lttuircw Anderson, Esq. to b Coptinit. IVilh to Milne, I.uq, to bo ditto. kolas 'Garlock', ,Lsq. to be ditto. Joltu Xlanson, Esq.. to be ditto. (DIMS Duncan, Gent. to be 'ditto, Andrew Ta t:l.:on, Gent. to be ditto. john hones, Gent. to be t.f... 0/.11. Leslie, Gent. to be ditto. J. Don Aid, Gent. In ditto. William NPK . .I)t, Gent: to be . ~.ieutenittit. George Milne, Gent. to ;..)e. d4tto. john Cowie, Gent, to be ditto. Mextinder .Manion, Gent. to be ditto. Alex awizr o . oirnet. Gent, tt) be nat., Alexander PAWN): Utnit. to La:: ditto. G. it,eynolna, (knit. to-be ditto: C. Simpson, Gent. to be ditto, W. :\titclieit, Gent. to b..; ditto. I. In- Inun, Gent. to int ditto. I. Gent. to be aim,- 1. Voodulan, Cerir to be ditto, tv ...mum, G e n t , to b e E n . siin. Lewis' Chaltticri, ta:ait.to ac data. G. Robertson, :Cert. "to be nth. - 16hn litatter ' 'l'ler:ft-tote ditto. tinder Crun.tshapk, Gent, to lae.ditto. James Shearer, Cent. to be ditto., Atkiyew Youngs n, Getit.,.tofri, chit). Alc N.;tritter Milne, Gent. to be ditto. ,Chat i lcs 'Leslie, Gent, T,..)be Stneon, (hoed as'above. " sth Regiment. ' Alexander Tower, Ebq. to be ,Lietateitant-Colonel-Coin inandant. Dat ej , jail. at, ISco; Alexander Gibbon, Esq. to be*NlJjor... f.anes Chaliners, Esq. to be Captain. Ar thur Gibbon, Ebq. to be..ditto.. folin Paul,- Esq: to be ditto.' Jobit-Seott, Esq: to be ditto. Wtn. l'aterson,Esq. to be ditto. Alexander Fidstes, Esq. to be ditto. James Ross, Esq. to be ditto. - Cliates Fyfe, Eaq. to be ditto. Virie, Esq. to be ditto, Le:die Cruickshank, • Bent. to be Lieutenant. Alex. Walker, Gent, to be ditto. Matti Esson, Gent, to be ditto. John Skene, Gent. to to ditto. John Lninsden, Gent. tobe ditto. Williatn Brown, Gent, to be ditto, ,lobri Cadepttd, Gent. to be ditto, "l'boinas Gordon, Gent. to be ditto. John Byres, Gent. to be Ensign. lames Battlet, Gent-to be ditto. lames iteid, Gent. to be ditto. Alexander Croinar, Gent. to be ditto. William Dyer', Gent. to be Surgeon: All dated As above. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. rairbridge, of Gough-square, F feet-street,• London; dealer, from March as to May 13, at ten, at Guildhall. folin . Rumford Ireland, late of Burr-street, East Smithfield, Aliddlesex, and of Lower Thames-sq.:et, London, coal factor, from April t to May zo, at' ten, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTS. . William . Wrangham, of Seething-lane, London, money scrivener, to surrender March zB, April 4, and May 6, at tell, at . Guildhall. Attornies,. Messrs. Parntiter and Son, London -street, Fenchurch-street. William Mason , late of Back-street, Horsleydown, Surrey, vidualler, March zB,. April 8, and• May 6, at ten, at Guild. hall. Attorney, Mr. Hodgson, Clements- Inn. Thomas Hunt, of York, money-scrivener, April 1, i B, and May 6, at twelve, at Cuildhxil, London. Attorney, Mr. . Morton, Furnival's- Inn. • William Williams, of Peutonville, Middlesert, and - late of Edinburgh, factir, April a, 11, -and May 6, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Wilde, Warwick-square, New- gate-street. - - „ - - Thomai'llavies, of Birmingham, dealer in coals, April 7, at four, 8, at one, 'and May 6, at twelve, at-thp Shakspeare Tavern, Birmingham. Attornies, Mr. Egerton, G ray's- Inn, London; or Messrs. Spurrier and Ingleby, Brun ingharn. „ Tipuras.Nloore Slade, of Ohl Bond -street-, Middlesex, pie. ture.dealer, April r, 8, and May 6, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Walls Last-street, Red Lion-square. : 6arnuel Norris, of Sheffield, Yorkshire, razor-strum, April 7, 8, and May 6,. at eleven, at. the Angel Inn, Sheffield. Attornies, Mr. Brookfield, Sheffield ; or Messrs. Sykes and Knowles, New- Inn,, London. „. • George Lgler, of Portsea Southampton, miller, April, at one, 6, at ten, and May 6, at eleven, at the Blue Posts . Inn, Portsmouth. Atturnies, Mr. Poulden, Tomes ;or Mr. Shelton, Sessions.house, Old Bailey-, London. loseph Croton, - at Drury-lane, Middlesex, linen-draper, April r, 8, and May t, at twelve, at Guildhall. At - torne), Mr. Tagg, Spread Eagle-court, Threadneedle- Street. • DIP IDENDS. • April zz. William Wall, of Oxford r strect, Middlesex, hosier, at eleven, at Guildhall. April 8. Joseph Prior, of Spitaltields, Middlesex, drysalter, at -twelve at Guildhall. April iB. William Bureher, late 91 Chapel-street, Westmin ster, carpenter, at eleven, at. Guildhall. April 25. Charles Welsborne, of Eyestrain,- Worcestershire, • ' grocer, at eleven, at the Crown Inn, Evesham. April rB. 'Thomas G dabs' of Paradise-street, St. Mary, iltotherhithe, Surrey, mariner, at eleven, at ondon. April 2s. - William - Brown, of King-street, Ilfoomsburb Allidrilesex, grocer, at ten, at Guildhall. April as. jinn Carter, of Sandwich Kent, diaper, at twelve, at GUilail4ll, London. • April 19. David Rees, of. Llarielly, CartnarthensNre,-shop keeper, at eleven, at the Bush Inn, Swansea. April tB. Wilhattt Sinclair, otltatclitle-highway,Middleser, tallnw-chandlcr, at eleven, at Guildhall. , April.z9. lames Recs, now or Date ot London, hot formerly of Richmond,. Surrey, mariner, at eleven, at Guildhall. .A pril 19. Edward Lheverton, of Newport, Lie of Wight, Southampton, linen and woollen-draper, at eleven, at •liie • Bugle Hui, NeWitut. • , • April i 9. Thomas Harvey, Of Newport, Isle of ' Wight, Southampton, ironmonger, at eleven, at the Bugle Inn, New port. . April 44. Cornelius Kenworthy and Edward Kenworthy. Of Stainland, near tlatitax, Yorkshire, eottun-apinnera • at three, at the Palace lnu, Manchester. April ai. Richard Middleton, of Liverpool, Inert:ham, at eleven, at the George liar, Liverpool. April 15. Giles G Miner, ot Sandwich, Kent, linen-draper, ut ten, at L London. April ti. Thosita4 Clarke, of l'ortarneuth, merchant,it one, at the Blue Posts Inn, I;ortsinouth. April is. Edward koser, late of Lindfietd, Sussex; soap. 111301.1iadtiso and vallaw-cliandler, at rweh c, at Guild:. hall, London. .•, ' April 42. Richard Millegan, of POrtliCa, county of South_ ampton, fire.er, at twelve, at the Blue FOst4 Inn, mouth. April,29. Sarah Stiles anctMaaon Stiles, of Dorking, Surrey, pluinuers, at eleven' at Guildhall, London. April 18. Benjamin of Whitediapel, Middlesex, brazier, at twelve, at Guildhall. April IS. Daniel Willinotr,of Wititectoss-street, St. Luke, Middlesex, ki...alcr Ui spirits, ;it ten, at Guildhall. April 25. Robert Stewart and William Stewai t, of Mancha . Ittr i lllolCildlitS' at eleven, at the Bridgewater Arms inn, Manchester. • , April 19. William Anderson , of Charlton-row, Manchester, builder, at two, at the D.'g Tavern, Manchester. A pr il . 42 . S amu el Cooke, of Trowbridge, Wiltshire, clothier, at two, at toe George n, Trowprittga. April is. John Beale, of SatithampiOnitrect, Camberwell, Surrey, matheinatieal-instruthent-inaker, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. • , . April is. lames Robertson and lames Hutchinson, ofFleet street, London, oilmen, at twelve, et Guildhall. , M -, The P rincess LIZA, fr , she ts erme y tre. t a• • d I3` l'Anrs, and whom-,i.e haS iteolored Arcit-Duchess of, Tuscatty; with the title*. ' l . Imperial i,igltnrs „" is the favourite sister of the Corsican. In St. Domingo, while her first htib:thd, General, Le ,CcEnc, go-. vented-0d desn,lated., that, beautiful islet,4l, amassed an Jnense faritme, which, together witht, connexions, procured her a*second hutibartd, the Ptinoe I.IO..RGHEs“. During. her resitince fads, some years . ago, Madamo BUONAPARTE: and Elie , were known to live oti the wort ,terms. This revo- • lutionary . Pitneessis. neer forty-one years of age ., possessed orno personal attra4ion - s, but acute, high spirited, rapacious', and foiid .Tlta Tu,cruts universally deprecate her arrival stuoyg• them at Florence. - • . Master. BETTY entered a IyClloW Conininner •at Christ's College, Cambridge, in July, and under the tuition of the Master, Abe- learned Dr. firown,..bas made rapid progress in his studies. He last Saturday spoke his first public declamatitin t highly to the 50-!, tisfaCtion of the Doctor, and a great assenibla,: s e of 'Gentlemen ,in the Hall. The, young Gcn•siernau , defended the condua and churaaer of Sir-Wat.Teit RALEIGH. - • A. short time ago eight of the Society of St. Paul's. Youths, at Oldham, in Lancashire, twig their St. Paul's PeA of eight Bells a fine Peal if Bob-,Bob-Major, ,containing 15,120 harnicniovii changes, which was nobly broeight round in eight hours and.fUrty-six minutes, being the gr'eatest length rung north of the River Trent, and was both com posed and condu&ed by Mr. J.ossra NaWTON, eminent nankeen, dimity, and muslin weaver, who also rung. the 4th Bell. • Philosophers often talk of moral certainties —and yet not one in. fifty of them prove as trite, as the moral certainty that a large nu mber of indi 4 Juids will acquire, 12th next month, an independency for life, by risking only, in the present great Loath) , Scheme, a stake of adventure so minute, as to bear no sort of proportion to immensity of gain. An-offensive breath is of all other things the most disgustieg, especially in the Fair Sex.. It arises oftener from want of attention to the wet), than' from any other cause ; the regular use of 'a Ton,h powder, to remove all impurities, and preserve the • teeth sweet:and clean, becomes on this account in.- dispensably necessary. •01 nll the compositions for this purpose, BLITLER'S' RESTORATIVE ,:r0.0141•• ' POWDER, from its carminative and restorative qua lities, has deservedly gained a preference; . it' rearders the teeth of a pearly white colour, eves a cleanness and vermilion ,hue to the' gums, and imparts leaable fragrance to the breath. So extensive' liaa":- been the demand for it, that it forans the appendage to the toilets of 'the Royal Family, Nobility, cod others of rank and fashion.—Sold wholesale and retail, at Mr. BUTLEIt'S, No. 4, Cl4eapside s :Cornoi of Paternoster-row ; and retail' lay' Most Country Booksellers and Perfunaers, 'in Boxes, at es. each. . CERTI)!WA7'J S. April is. Thomas Waghorn, of Buinfprd, Essex, draper and tailor. lolut Wolin,. of Little Eastcheap, London, cheesemonger. edward Craven, of Clayton Is W owls, near Chorley, Lanca. shire, musliti-inanufacturer. MaCalli4Y, Patrick Wl4tock, and John Duncan, late of Liverpool . , merchants. Ebeneza Earnsby, of Atherstone, Warwickshire, linen... draper. . • lotto Wolf, Lite of Liverpool, merchant. lotla Thomas, of Manchester, cotton spinner. Thomas liraser, of Wells.street, St. Mary.ld-botie, Middle. sex, coach-sprinkmanufactuier. • • PAIUNARSIIIP.S" DISSOLPED. • F. Hill and C. A. Newdomb, Woid-strect, 6ilic..rnanufac. turns, . It. laekson and W. Luckln, Dove court,. Old Jewry, Poul try, shoe makers. . B. Smith and L. Davenport, Eastwood, Nottingham, stir. geoni. T. Baines and M. Beck, Preston, rush-dealers. W rsgg and Co, Pleasley Works, Derby, cotton spinnert. G. Dewier and Co. Booth-House, It fit oil. Under- Lifie, list mantlrad U terS. T. Wake slut tt. Ratclitr, Bishop-Wearmouth Dock, Dur. ham, ship-builders. • . , • loots and W. Leigh, Bristol, earthenware dealers. • I. Kay and I..Neivinan, Hanway-street, linen-drapers. 1.. Giles:lnd Co. Iligh Holborn, chemists., S. Stevens and 1 Gooch, Lowcr Brook-street, Grosvenor square, uphold 2. ers: J. witt and T..A ppleby, Line- End, Stallbrd; ironfounders. l. Marston and A. Cooper, Seward-street, anatu.mauulas turers. • ti . , T. Dykes and W. Woodman, Easteheap, chocolate-Makers. M. Walker and B. Smith, Larigley.Mill, Derby, coal-ma.s. W... lienwriglaand T. Whittaker, Stoke-upon-Trent, Staf ford, timber-merchants. QURRY to , the Contractors for .the present Lot tery.--Supposing a person was . to purchase A Ticket in the present Lottery, and that Ticket was to en, title' hirn to the 1,000 Whole Tickets, and those Tickets should produce 100,0001: or upwards,' would the holder of the original Ti;:ket be compelled to pay the. Property Tax the first year, not possessing the Pri;e until the 121.11 of April, the day the I,3ttery begins drawing . . . ~ LONDON; Primed by 'RICHARD HARRIS, of No. 4. NI Irtlc'tt•eatirt t Bow-stieci • and published ►~y WILLIAM ARMIGER SCRIPPS, South Multon..street, Grosvenor.34 - lire. : . i At theitiuNOrrict; No, i le, Strmict 4 .vlictv ;eidverttsonents, of-awl Lai We Paper, Letters for the •Editor,, ac. (poi:pit/a), arit:t be addre4ed. i